Quote (TeaRs- @ Oct 21 2013 08:20pm)

Lucky for me I have a 3800series 2 and a jeep inline 4.0 got me two good engines

Quote (FMX_89 @ Oct 21 2013 10:48am)

It would be hard to list 3 but my top 5 have already been mentioned.

if by DD engine you mean the maintenance schedule is followed correctly I would venture to say a 12 valve p-pump cummins would outlast nearly everything.

A gen 1 SBC, 3800 series II, 300 I6, and 4.0 jeep I6 are all tied for my "don't do anything but add oil when necessary and still crack 300k mi" award.

Quote (charliemurphy @ Oct 22 2013 03:20am)

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like andy said anything honda, but my personal fav f22.

Quote (jimmyhoud @ Oct 21 2013 09:18pm)

Any cummins will last forever with proper maintenance. The 1st gen (intercooled) 2nd gen 12v's and the 6.7's are some of the toughest motors i've dealt with. Thats if left with stock fueling and deletes done.

Quote (Krnboi12345 @ Oct 22 2013 12:28pm)

d series honda
22re yota truck
camrys

Quote (TeaRs- @ Oct 21 2013 05:28am)

Easily 3800 series 2 . This engine is a freaking tank.
Then I would probably say an old Chevy 350
Not sure about the last one

Quote (FMX_89 @ Oct 21 2013 10:33pm)

I was leaving the common rail trucks off the list because of the higher possibility of catastrophic engine failure due to the injection system.  It's better in all aspects except for the danger factor. Even if you maintain it properly you can have an injector hang open and boom.